Jens Meggers

Introducing Cisco Spark in VR, a new experiment with the potential to improve team collaboration. It is available for download today from Oculus Rift Experiences.

We simplified the join process for WebEx meetings by tying the audio and video sequence together. With a new user interface, a single click does everything. Just like people expect: fewer clicks, no confusion.

We created Cisco Spark as one tool that is designed for both users and IT in the modern workforce. Today, we’re announcing a new suite of advanced enterprise capabilities in the Cisco Spark platform.

Unwanted background noise is very distracting, especially in a business meeting. Using machine learning, WebEx will soon detect background noise and prompt you to mute your microphone.

More than ever, I’m focused on creating great experiences that help make our products a natural part of how you interact and collaborate. To help you work faster, smarter, more productively.

Continuous collaboration means enabling teams to innovate before, during, and after meetings. Collaboration isn’t a series of discrete, unconnected events (like meetings), or one-off conversations (like phone calls), or even string of discussions in email. You have to have one continuous, robust workstream. We designed Cisco Spark for continuous collaboration.

The acquisition of Worklife underlines how important productive meetings are in today’s world. If that sounds like a natural fit for WebEx and Cisco Spark, it is. Worklife expands beyond the now – the in-meeting experience – to pre- and post-meeting capabilities like agendas, templates, notes, co-editing, tasks, and meeting previews.

Cisco and IBM are coming together in a global alliance to enhance collaboration.

I used to hate meetings. But we all know meetings are critical to running a business. They are basically the operating engine of a company. Meetings are just how people get work done… even though they are often boring and occasionally painful. Which is why I love WebEx. With WebEx, meetings are better: simpler, easier […]